the mona lisa. mona lisa's enigmatic smile has, one man says, other hidden messages.little closer, and isn't that the face of an animal? >> i put the mona lisa, and turned it on her side, and known the lion's head and -- >> ron from rochester, new york, was researching an art project when he said he found in davinci's own notebook referencing the beast, and discovered them in the very paintings themselves. >> we have the nose, the head, the eyes, the mouth, and the whole face is highlighted. >> reporter: in london where an exhibition of da vinci's 500-year-old art is drawing large crowds, experts agree the painter liked his pictures to be more than a little cryptic, but are yet to be convinced about this latest discovery. >> there is deeper meaning in his paintings, but there are not kind of hidden objects. they're not some kind of visual puzzle in that sense. >> reporter: the mona lisa is on display at the louvre in pair sxishgs perhaps from now on those visiting that famous museum might take a little more time and step just a touch nearer. whether there really are a

. >> a new mystery surrounding the mona lisa. one man claims her smiled contains hidden messages, including the image of an ape and lion. do you see it? >> no, i don't. and i'm not going to lie to you, i never have. >> we'll see what that message may be. >> da vinci may have one of those that you change look at i change it. >>> charlie sheen's ex-wife, brooke mueller, led away in handcuffs. >>> herman cain suspends his presidential bid. >> reporter: this weekend was supposed to mark a new beginning for herman cain, the grand opening of his georgia headquarters, instead, cain pulled out of the race with much of the same style. music burglalared, barbecue sue pokemon was quoted. many expressed gratitude. >> he was always good humored and optimistic. we'll miss him on the campaign trail. >> reporter: saturday afternoon when cain and his wife gloria stepped off the bus in atlanta, even cain's strongest supporters didn't know what he would say. >> i am suspended my presidential campaign. because of the continued distracti distractions

activist mona safe already knew all of that, in fact, she's been seeing it firsthand. we spoke earlier tonight. mona, this brutal video, it's hard to watch, a woman being severely beaten and dragged through the streets. people have seen it all around the world now, as you probably know. you say that egyptian authorities are specifically targeting women. is that right? >> yes. i'm saying that in the current clashes, it seems to be part of the tactics, that they are specifically targeting women. they are specifically beating up women and harassing them and sexually assaulting them, to threaten them. and i think also, to send a signal that there are no more red line for them. what we would have thought are things they would never dare to commit are things they are now doing publicly in the middle of the street with all cameras directed at them. i think this is just a sign that it's an open war between us and them. >> they're not even trying to hide it, you're saying. i mean, we see this incident here, we're watching it right now, on the monitors on tv, but, i mean, is tha

mona, this brutal video, it's hard to watch. a woman being severely beaten and dragged through the streets. people have seen it all around the world now, as you probably know. you say that egyptian authorities are specifically targeting women. is that right? >> yes. seeing in the current clashes it's part of the tactic, they are specifically targeting women, specifically beating up women, and harassing them sexually assaulting them to threaten them and also to send the signal that there are no more red line for them. what we would have thought are things they would never dare to commit are things they are now doing publicly in the middle of the street with all cameras directed at them. this is a sign it's open war between us and them. >> they're not trying to hide it you're saying. i mean, you -- we see this incident here, we're watching it right now on the monitors on tv, but i mean, is that an isolated thing? are you seeing that offcamera as well? is this happening more and more? >> i'm seeing that what you are seeing right no

the mona lisa. mona lisa's enigmatic smile has, one man says, other hidden messages.lisa and turned it on her side and in the the face and the lion's head. >> ron from rochester new york was researching an art project when he found writing in da vinci's own notebook referencing the beasts and discovered them in the very paintings themselves. >> we have the nose, we have the eyes. we have the mouth and the whole ape face is highlighted. >> in london, where an exhibition of the 500-year-old art is drawing large crowds, experts agree the painter liked his pictures to be more than a little cryptic but are yet to be convinced about the latest discovery. >> there is deeper meaning in the paintings but there are not kind of hidden objects. they're not some kind of puzzle in that sense. >> the mona lisa is on display at the louvre in paris. perhaps from now on those visiting that famous museum might take a little more time and step just a touch nearer. whether there really are animals hidden in the paintings. >> you call it an accidental discovery. not sure why i came about t

many thought the mona lisa might be gone forever.lery in italy. these days, as far as we know, it's safe and sound in paris. mona lisa had something to smile about 98 years ago today. and now you know the news for this monday, december the th

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walk us through the story, mona, and -- and context tour materialize it your journalism going back tou have been putting yourself in sort of potentially risky or theoretically exposed situations by virtue of being there, as every journalist is for months now. >> well, it's great to be back with you, dylan, because as we said we experienced this a lot together. this really reminds me of those 18 days >> i went back to egypt in november and i went back actually a few days earlier than i was supposed to be there because of protests that were happening. there were huge protests again in tahrir street and there's a specific street that really drew me there. it was there, the site of confrontations between protesters and security forces, both the police and the military, and i really wanted to be on that street as an egyptian and as a journalist just to pay honor, to pay homage to the courage of these young people who were trying to protect tahrir square from the onslaught of the security forces. i was there and it was the night or the early morning of the 24th of november. i was beaten bru

he says his own art history education included only a passing reference to the mona lisa. he cannot explain why he found something in a painting that has been exhaustively studied for 500 years. what he did not do is explain that enigmatic smile. we still want to know what was going on there. nightly news is >>> on the broadcast tonight, american jobs. tonight, mixed signals but a big headline overall. the news looks good for the economy, but is it? we'll go inside the numbers. >>> the next step for herman cain and tonight we have strong indications of what he'll announce tomorrow. >>> wild west. trees uprooted, trucks blown over. tonight, new destruction from those hurricane-force winds. at one point, close to 150 miles an hour. >>> get smart. there's more tonight on the burning question. is your smartphone spying on you

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supposing a museum curator wide to alter the position of the hands in that painting of the mona lisa, possibly adding a bright and dazzling rang. would such a change alter the effect of the painting? please ask yourself, how well the addition of artificial turf in -- and new light standards affect golden gate park is a whole? our masterpiece. thank you. [applause] president olague: thank you. >> let me interrupt you. the applause for the children was an honorable and wonderful. thank you very much. they deserved it. if we cannot applaud for the rest of the people, it would move this along faster. thank you. >> good evening. i will limit my comments to the e.r. and its adequacy. heritage agrees with the finding that the proposed project will result in significant adverse impact in resources including the historic day, the beach shelle, the wind bill and cottage. ponder view -- upon review, the report fails to acknowledge conflicts with the golden gate master plan and fails to evaluate a reasonable range of feasible alternatives to proposed projects. are proposing to introduce artificia

today, today, mona, they did issue an apology. >> a written apology is nothing. we have hundreds of detainees that are facing trial right now, are facing prosecution right now. all of them are tortured. the majority of them are minors and they were all tortured. we have officially 13 marchers so far. we have tens and hundreds of wounded. all the women tried to protect another girl, she's currently in the hospital with hemorrhage and a broken skull. so we are talking about a horrible, horrible sequence of crimes against all sorts of ages and number of revolutionaries and citizens. definitely an apology and on facebook is not enough. >> thanks so much. i know you told me earlier you're in a safe place. i hope you continue to be safe. thanks so much for joining us. >> thank you. >>> with us now in cairo is david kirkpatrick with "the new york times." also from new york. welcome back. david, again, i think a lot of people have seen this video of a woman being brutalized, undressed partially. it was stunning to see. what's been the reaction where you are inside egypt?

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this tragic case has allowed us to do that very publicly. >> mona, this started as a revolution.people they say they were representing here. how do you manage this situation where security forces are not giving over their control to this new government? >> well. from the very beginning many of us were warning about the milita military. many of us thought it was the garden of the revolution but from the beginning the military's been violating people's rights, remember the virginity test in march. one woman taking them to court which are essentially sexual assaults was also detained in the past few days in cairo. from cairo we must tell the egyptian public that the military is not our friend. specifically the supreme council of the armed forces. they are not the guardians of the revolution and we need to move immediately to civilian leadership in egypt. the field marblshal right now needs to go. washington needs to tell egypt -- because washington gives the egyptian military 40% of its budget. $1.3 billion a year. washington needs to make very clear to egypt that that money is goin

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back in february when the police were taken off the streets there was a real sense of complete mona snows in cairo and i remember doing a lot of reports of my talks it was. very i mean i'm not now i'm not a. married yes i am certainly at night i had to move back to the hotel because there was a curfew and there were no cars on the street and it was almost sunil walking past apartment buildings and seen people coming in front of the apartment buildings that had formed a kind of nightwatch group and you had people in their eighty's and their ninety's standing there with literally a kitchen knife or a kitchen broom and with that they were going to protect their apartments farm these gangs that were patrolling the streets of cairo they were trying to steal what they could because as i say there were no police around this is your friend as if. there was one going to go to a particular area was very frightened and we were standing on the outskirts of tusker square i was talking to a group of people and as always have to just speak to one person and then everybody comes to see what's happening a

foxman reporter for the business insider ladies i want to thank you both for joining me tonight and so mona i'm going to start with you and i want to start with europe this four hundred sixty five four hundred ninety billion euros excuse me that's been rolled out that was a lot more than people were expecting to happen but do you think it's enough to think it's a good move. well the problem is that people had silly expectations i think that this might provide a backdoor bailout to the end of the eurozone debt crisis and that was analysts journalists so the most part thought that was false from the from the get go however it is a lot of money this is definitely going to halt the progression the escalation of the crisis because banks have liquidity they can lend money they can buy sovereign bonds but is at the ends no absolutely not or one of things that they're really hoping for here lauren is that this is going to make people feel like you know if things have relaxed a little bit a little bit we have more money on our hands now we can invest in italian and spanish bonds but do you think of

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. >> reporter: we believe oday to visit mona addnone, a particularly hardbreaking cases. the 29-year-old was her impoverisheded family sole income earner, selling tea outside her home, when a bomb planted blew one leg off and damaged the other. it was one of three bombs on that street that day, killed seven, wounded 28. it is difficult to watch her physical and emotional agony. >> translator: i don't know. i don't know anything. i just want my leg back. i don't want anything else. >> translator: what did this girl do to deserve this? her whole future is gone. what could we do? put had her on a cart and take her out to beg? >> reporter: michael holmes, cnn are baghdad. >>> up next on cnn, a former army captain who spent 15 months in iraq tells us how his blog became a huge hit among fellow soldiers. >>> the last american forces will be out of iraq by the end of the year. former army captain matt gallagher spent 15 months in iraq. he began blogging about his experiences soon after he arrived in 2007 as a lieutenant. his blog was enormously popular with fellow soldiers. then

the mona shores high school choir wows the audience. they used 300 students. you thought getting all your ornaments on the tree was hard, imagine competing here. the structure is made of 67 feet of steel, weighs more than 35,000 pounds, and has more than 20,000 lights. and check this out in rockland, maine. this town claims to be the lobster capital of the world. why not make a tree out of lobster traps? 152 of them tied together with 3,000 zip ties. >> what you want to do at the top and the bottom. pull the zip through, pull it tight. >> reporter: making it 35 feet tall and more than 3,000 lights. $2500 for one ornament? >> i'm feeling insecure about my christmas tree right now. >> christmas trees airs tonight. >>> coming up on "gma," the entire town rallied around this woman. this morning, the twist in the story and the outrage. >>> how stores are reading your mind and decoding your facial expressions as you move through their store, unaware of their tactics. we reveal the high-tech secrets of the mall. >>> and remember the sailors who made this video? milli

it even prompted egypt's military ruling council to issue a rare apology and as you'll recall mona joinedmediately after she had both of her arms br a commentator frequently othis program. she was also sexually assaulted in that attack. it seems, imogen, that the egyptian military have taken -- in america we seem to be into macing people for no reason. in egypt they obviously take it to a level of violence and abuse that is incomprehensible. >> first, you can take great pride in the fact that you have hillary clinton as your secretary of state who came right out and condemned it. you don't want to cross clinton on this. she's got hillary doctrine going on, putting women and girls in front of a new world order. fundamentally america pace the egyptian military, $1.3 billion a year. >> 40%, 50%, 60% of their budget. >> the other thing that you did touch on very interesting at the moment. people in power have got to remember from now on, we've seen it in syria, the occupy movement and seen it in egypt, that these populations are now armed with cell phone cameras and access to youtube, and tha